Kentland Mendeny Under Oath In Governor Notes Case
Kentland indiana October 9 Alva E Herriman and Henry A Reinhart deny knowledge of notes tied to Governor McCray. They appear with counsel and say they did not sign or owe the governor. Hearings cover notes held by Brownstown and Laporte banks and the Marion National Bank suit. The proceedings continue with further cross examination and related actions.
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Indianapolis Star
KENTLAND
Ind
Alva E. Herriman
Henry A. Reinhart
McCray
A. E. Herriman & Co
Pare Reinhart & Co
Gaverth
Indiana
Herriman 'congain
Reinhart company
Herriman, Reinhart
Willam Simons
Sawyer Grain Co
Chicago
Frank Henderson
Hickory Island
Newton county
H. L. Sammons
D. Sellers
Monticello
tormmeys
Herriman
Reinhart
Metr
ral National bank
Brownstown
Sammans
St. Hes
Warren I
James W. Noel
Indianapolis
htgency
orazer
Fowler
William ‘arroch
Fennland
Brownstown bank
Bannis
Soverner eCray
Iliman
A. EB. Herriman
Marion Canes
Marion National Bank
Marion
Herriman company
Marion bank
Lapo
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Frazer
George M. Barnard
H. A. Reinhart & Co
hart
Brownatown bank
Weather Outlook for Indianapolis Wednesday and Thursday
Forecast from The Indianapolis Star shows fair skies and warmer temperatures for Wednesday and Thursday in Indianapolis and vicinity. Almanac notes and yesterday’s conditions accompany the forecast with humidity and precipitation data summarized.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Staten
Indianapolis Star
Bun risswat
Sunzetwat
Plot to Kill Premier Unearthed in Bucharest
Bucharest October 9 reports the Roumanian government announcing a fascist plot to assassinate the premier and five ministers today. Numerous arrests are said to have been made in connection with the plot.
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SUCHAREST
BUCHAREST
Shortening the Gap in Advertising
Analyzes how morning newspaper advertising urges immediate action. Readers are drawn to ads and can respond instantly by phone or in person, with morning advertisers expanding space and reach. In Indianapolis The Star claims dominant morning circulation, surpassing one third of Indiana papers.
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INDIANAPOLIS
The
Star
Indiana
Watson Speaks at DAR Conference in Bedford
About 100 delegates from 71 DAR chapters gathered in Bedford Indiana for the twenty third annual conference. Senator James B Watson gave a patriotic address as officers discussed a 20000 fundraising goal for the William Henry Harrison home in Vincennes and a committee was formed to handle funds with Vincennes Francis Vigo chapter.
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KATHETN E. PICKETT
Star
The
BEDFORD
Ind
Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry B. Wilson
Delphi
James B. Watson
Wilson
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Vicennes
Thia Rome
BD. A. R
Charles W. Rons
Crawfordaville
Beauty Seeks Divorce In Cuban Rom King Case
Photo by International Newsreel accompanies report that Jose Baccardi known as a Cuban rom king kept a lavish lifestyle and spent much of his time sleeping while his pretty young wife sues for divorce in New York Santisto, alleging troubles in their marriage.
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Jose Baccardi
New York
Santisto
Labor split at AFL convention rejects third party move
At the Portland AFL gathering two battles mark the day. The drive for independent political action through a workers party was defeated 2 585 to 1 with 1 618 absent or not voting. A second vote backed recognizing Soviet Russia and urged government steps toward trade resumption and eventual recognition. Noted leaders including Gompers argued for democracy and Russian self determination before any recognition.
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WILLIAM L, BLIs
PORTLAND
Ore
Universal Service
American Federation of Labor
Russia
primmarly
rads
Bolshevists
United States
Matthew Well
William F. Dunne
Hus
ain
Christian BE. Madsen
painters’ nation of
Chicago
D. C
Photo May Decide Mrs Stokes Fate
New York Oct 9 A courtroom scene centers on a sensational divorce trial involving Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes and her millionaire husband Dr W El Stokes over a controversial photograph. Prosecutors say the image is identifying proof while defense questions its authenticity and the limits of a photograph as evidence. The case hinges on whether a life like picture truly reveals private history or merely offers uncertain impression.
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NEW YORK
Universal
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. EL DR. Stokes
ope
Nell Rose Bfiller
Logansport Man Dies After Auto Truck Crash
Frank Showelter years old of Logansport Ind died at St Vincent's hospital from injuries after a motor truck on Allisonville road near Sixty third Street toppled. John Feichert 89 of Carroutet Avenue faced involuntary manslaughter charges while Pevatter B Carter 31 also faced assault and battery charges in the fatal accident. Police say the truck wheels passed over Showelter's legs and chest. He was taken to hospital by a passerby where doctors reported compound fractures and serious internal injuries.
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Frank Showelter
Logansport
Ind
St Vincent's hospital
Allisonville road
Sixty-third Street
John Feichert
Carroutet avenue
Reichart
Molice
Showslter
St. Vinrcent’s hospital
torist
phyastolana
les
Woman Admits Lying as Stokes Witness
NEW YORK Oct. 2 Mrs. Rose Nell Miller a Chicago resident and former principal witness in the divorce case of W. E. D. Stokes against Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes admitted on cross examination that she had testified falsely about her past. She said she had used four names including Nellie Murphy and could not recall marriage dates. She asserted she had lied under oath and later refused to answer further questions.
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Mr. Walace
Nell Miller
Edgar Wallace
subway
He Igter
Bs Stokes
NEW YORK
Rose Nell
Miller
Chicago
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Samuel Untermyer
Murphy
city hall
Untermyer
Mr. Untermyer
State cash balance greatly increases. general fund surges
The state reports a total cash balance of 4,804,302 for the year ending Sept 30, up from 2,950,490 last year and 3,400,777 the prior year. The general fund rises to 542,000 from 204,000, while the Highway Fund declines as road-building financing continues, with 804,000 held for transfer after litigation over funds. The auditor disputes, but rechecking should keep totals substantially unchanged.
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Robert Bracken
Bracken
Buditar
Coolidge to hold aloof from Europe debate
Oklahoma City Oct. 9 The United States contemplates no immediate action on a planned European economic conference. President Coolidge and advisers will not push a general conference while European powers move on reparations and debt issues, citing doubtful prospects and the lack of assured results. Continued discussion expected on Page Three.
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Washington
Cooldodge
Hughes
United States
Europe
Morever
Plymouth man named to State Industrial Board
Governor McCray announces Henry L. Humrichouser of Plymouth as a member of the state Industrial board to replace Samuel R. Artman who resigned to join the public service commission. Humrichouser, former House member and attorney, will assume duties at once and is praised as a valuable addition. The changes also include Artman’s resignation as chairman and Thomas Roberts of Lake County becoming chairman.
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McCray
Henry L. Humrichouser
Plymouth
state Industrial board
Samuel R. Artman
public service commission
Humrichouser
House of Representatives
Statehouse
Hummrichouser
Artman
Thomas Roberts
Lake county
Leland Fishback
sec
Oklahoma Governor decries Klan as martial law debate escalates
Governor Walton singles out the Ku Klux Klan as a threat and vows to act to protect the state as impeachment inquiries loom. Rep W D McBee is tapped for Speaker for an extra session to probe executive conduct while Oklahoma City mobilizes for a special investigation. The National Guard reports its martial law force at one private, with three officers directing operations from within. Prelim hearings on Klan officials are postponed amid election-board disputes.
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W. D. McBee
Stephens county
Walton
House
Representative McBee
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ku Klux Klan
army of occupation
National Guard
army
fela
Oklahoma National
N. C. Jowett
grand dragon
Justice court
traa afeo
Co. Walton
state election board
secretary of state
Shifting Word Alters Birmingham Blue Law
In Birmingham on Sunday the city commission amended its blue law allowing private clubs to play golf and other games without violating the law. The change hinges on changing the word public to remove the restriction. the ordinance now permits private sport or exhibition on Sunday with penalties for public acts.
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BIRMINGHAM
Ala
Safety
Clue
Goodrich Company Inquiry Continues Amid Scandals
The state securities commission extended its probe into the National City Realty Company linked to James P Goodrich. Officials noted alleged dividends on preferred stock during losses and bank guarantees while Rent receipts were unsettled. Maurice Mendenhall signaled a broader inquiry as details unfold.
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National City Realty Company
James P. Goodrich
ampany
National City bank
Goodrich
Mote
Carl Mote
Fr. Mote
National City Realty
R. L. Dallings Company
National City
Dallings company
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Dale and Gibson Win in Primary Vermont
Porter H. Dale, resigning congressman for Vermont's Second district, won the Republican nomination for U S senator in the state primary with a vote of 26 020, leading Redmond and Wilson. Ernest W Gibson of Brattleboro led for representative to replace Dale, amid Prohibition issues and league endorsements within a six candidate field.
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Porter H. Dale
United States
John W. Redmond
Stanley C. Wilson
paar
Dale
Redmond
Wikson
Ernest W. Gibson
Brattleboro
Vermont National Guard
Gipson
Gordon
Martin
Stacey
Stone
Webb
lasne
Raminaton an reales League
Volitead
Ontonagon Lumber Center Faces Destruction Threat
Message from editor recalls town burned in 1896 as conflagration roars toward Ontonagon Michigan. Center threatened as fire consumes surrounding forest and structures in rapid advance. Residents evacuate. authorities mobilize firefighting units to contain spread. Local history notes emphasize resilience after past blaze.
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Ontonagon
Michigan
Forest fires sweep Wisconsin border and Ironwood area
Governor Blaine orders Wisconsin National Guard to battle wildfires spreading from Superior to the Michigan line. Fires devastate Manitou Falls region and northern counties, destroying homes, closing highways, endangering settlers. One child perishes near Mohawk Michigan as Ontonagon burns and logging camps fall to the blaze. Firefighters fear control until rain.
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SUPERIOR
Wis
Wisconsin National Guard
Blaine
Manitou Falls
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mildred Koivu
Mohawk
Mich
Douglas
Ashland
Bayfield
Ironwood
Moore Haven Flooded by Lake Okeechobee Breaks
A gale swept flood cut into Moore Haven Florida on the south shore of Lake Okeechobee. Levees failed at five spots and water rose three feet in town with eleven businesses flooded. Refugees gathered as farmers rushed in with stock. dikes struggle to hold while water spread toward Lewistown. Continues on page Baven.
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Lake Okeechobee
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Lewistown
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